Reformulation of Bundo Kanduang's Role in Solving Domestic Violence Cases

This study aims to reevaluate the role of Bundo Kanduang in addressing Domestic Violence cases within Minangkabau indigenous community West Sumatra. Utilizing qualitative research methods, data collection tools include documents, interviews, and Focus Group Discussions (FGD). The involves Adat household members organization Tanah Datar, Agam, Fifty Cities, totalling 35 participants per regency. Data analysis consists three stages: Reduction, Presentation, Verification. Method triangulation compares interview outcomes with FGD results for triangulation. Theoretical is then applied reassess Kanduang's resolving domestic violence cases. findings reveal that under customary tambo has been implemented socially but not optimally families due factors such as low education, demanding work schedules, children relocating after marriage, a lack concern one's hometown. To ensure effective implementation combating violence, following reformulations are proposed: 1) Leveraging "nan 4" principle; 2) implementing premarital education training; 3) applying people-oriented management; 4) compiling Nagari monographs; 5) reinforcing matrilineal culture.